Sep 21, 2026
Oude Pekela, Groningen, Netherlands, September 21, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- A new software service enables businesses to monitor whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity recommend their brand or competitors when users ask product and service questions. KinetixSEO provides nightly automated checks across all four platforms and alerts users to changes in how often their company appears in AI-generated responses.

The platform addresses a visibility challenge that has emerged as consumers increasingly turn to AI assistants for recommendations. Unlike traditional search engine optimization, which focuses on ranking in link-based results, the service tracks whether a brand is cited within conversational AI answers and identifies which competitors are mentioned instead.
Users enter prompts relevant to their business and specify up to three competitors per monitored website. The system queries each of the four AI platforms nightly and records whether the user's brand, a competitor, or neither appears in the response. Historical data spanning one year allows users to identify trends and correlations between website changes and shifts in AI assistant behavior.
The platform includes diagnostic features that analyze why a brand may not appear in results. It examines whether the page is reachable by AI systems, whether content is structured for extraction, and whether the page ranks in conventional search results. The service treats these as distinct technical issues requiring different solutions.
When the system identifies an issue, it generates specific recommendations for page modifications. Users can apply suggested changes to content or code, then request a new scan to verify whether the adjustment affected AI assistant responses. The verification step distinguishes the service from one-time audits by creating a feedback loop.
Founder Rogier Bruggeman noted the variability inherent in AI-generated responses. The same question posed to the same assistant at different times can yield different answers even when no changes have been made to underlying websites. The platform accounts for this variability by running repeated checks and reporting selection rates as percentages rather than binary outcomes.
Pricing starts at 40 euros per month for monitoring one website with five tracked prompts. A growth tier at 120 euros per month covers three websites and 20 prompts. All plans include access to all four AI platforms, nightly automated checks, and email alerts when mention rates change.
About KinetixSEO
KinetixSEO is a monitoring service that tracks brand visibility across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity. The platform is available at kinetixseo.com and maintains updates via its account @KinetixSEO on X.
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